Tips & Tricks for Filmora

With the Shared Media Library, you don’t have to constantly import media every time you create a new project in Filmora.

In Filmora, you can use set up the duration of multiple photos to 1 frame to make stop motion animation with ease.

The animated split screen effects will help you to create videos more interesting, keep watching.

The Auto Ripple feature saves a lot of time in manual clicking and dragging, check the tutorial and save time editing with Filmora.

Want to know how blending modes can actually be used in video editing? Watch the tutorial to check how to use blend modes and explain why they work.

In this video you'll learn 6 different ways to improve your Lookbook videos and how to edit a lookbook video in Filmora to show off your next outfit ideas!

A Jump cut is when you use cuts in video editing to jump forwards in time. Check the 5 practical and creative jump cut tips you can use in your videos.

You can record a tutorial or a game you’re playing with a few clicks in Filmora, and then edit the captured screen in Filmora directly.

Motion tracking is when you track the movement of something in your video. In this video, you’ll learn the basics of how to use motion tracking in Filmora X. Keep watching!

In this video, you will know what is keyframing and how to make your custom animations using keyframing in 3 ways. Let's get started!

In this video, you’ll learn the basics of how to use the color matching feature in Filmora X to easily color match your video clips.

Audio ducking helps to lower the volume of background music in selected sections automatically. In this video, you will learn how to use auto audio ducking in Filmora X.